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In this week’s edition: a new Russian trade corridor in Central Asia, an Uzbek citizen was sent to prison for fighting in Ukraine, how foreign wars are affecting governments and people in Central Asia, and more.

The Iranian Missile Launched This Week From Yemen to Eilat – a Distance of at Least 1,600 Km – Has Broken Two Records: The Longest-range Launch of Ballistic Missiles From Ground Batteries, and the First Operational Interception of a Ballistic Missile by Israel's Arrow Missile Defense System

KHOST CITY/MEHTARLAM (Pajhwok): A road is being constructed at a cost of 29 million afghanis in southeastern Khost province and a health center at .

The acting interior minister said Pakistan's recent decision to forcibly expel Afghan refugees from its territory is against international norms and Islamic principles.

A 60-year-old dispute between two tribes in southeastern Khost province has been resolved following efforts by local officials, tribal elders and religious scholars.

Todays democratic softness toward Iran began in 2007, when Barack Obama claimed his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton was imprisoned by “Washington Groupthink.”

Bhopinder Singh When Afghan Captain, Hashmatullah Shahidi hit the winning runs against Pakistan in the ongoing Cricket World Cup match, all of Afghanistan erupted in a rare moment of joy and a forgotten sense of achievement. It celebrated its much-deserved success as it always does, with lots of gunfire and raw emotions. As a senior

Thousands of supporters from Pakistan's main religious political party rallied in the capital, Islamabad, on Sunday against Israel's bombing of Palestinians in Gaza.

 Officials of the Islamic Emirate said that the transfer of stored dried wood from the forests of Khost, Paktia, and Paktika provinces will be shipped to Kabul.

When Islamabad and New Delhi come to their senses and make peace, the landmark immigration point will be full of bazaar cacophony so natural to Southasia.